Holy Family High School - Spires Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Cancer , as the nation's number two killer, is one of our most serious problems. Mr. Harry R. Bundy and I ackie Cook listen attentively as Dr. Anderson stresses symptoms of this dread disease. HEALTH CLASSES INITIATED T H.F- To fulfill the need for required health classes the Holy Family faculty prepared a weekly health program for the high school students. With the aid of competent speakers and state-distributed films, Holy Family stu- dents were able to keep up to date with America's war against disease. ,Zi fait.. W.-2 isfissisl 'w JL: 'Qu asxrmtw Present at many of these health programs, Miss Nell Ramsey, a Public Health nurse, supplemented the information provided by the films by answering the stu- dents' questions. 53 'Y . 3 QT, Q65 if , - . rx , Brushing teeth the proper way is paramount in dental care as Mr. Granville from the Board of Health demonstrates to Barbara Abbot and Betty Madden. It was a surprise to many to learn that OUR way was not always the RIGHT way. ,lf KP :,. t L. f:-- 1, - J .5- wu au' ' n lu 'FHL H w W 'Q' ussiff ll H a r er 11553 I , ff? . Eze' W Z , l. -vii ww ' it , .1 , Y , . - it ll .:.:.: EE: E , Y lr .:.:.:.:.:.:a e '. ee l we ie :EG E- T t 1 . ' 'Ll ' V -QQ' mein... S

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Even the most sedate old foot cannot help Joinrng in quick tapping to the rhythm of the catchy H1 L11l1 H1 Lo rendered ln harmony by a group of junior INDUCE LAUGHTU2 LEARNING Roy Arrigo and SteveNathrnan View with glee the chaos and confu- sion caused among seniors while Ed Hurd and Dick Daniels prepareJ ack Gates to join inthe sport.Meanwhile LEVEL HEADED seniors, .Toeleen Helms , Gary Peschka,and Lynn Klas, try to make a round object stay ona flat one.

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SPAN ISH STU DENTS SAY qv- -ir F Rudarfvw' 4 I xi- 'Z I . 5 .j-:ki 1, g ' vc Hai iff' ' J H K N l 2':x-'.. 1 I ' p N ' Like all families on daysnear- ing the Noel, Pascualita CGG1'l'i AH' thamattenj and PepinfDennisCarnp- belly ,playing checkers, discuss their unopened Christmas presents with their mother Pascuala Uudy Fordj. 3- 'tl lm We we :2 A 513521, i: Is., l wg M ,Q if 4, M ,ll , ' E HFELIZ NAVIDADF' As their project this year Mrs. .lane Murphy's Spanish I cgc II classes presented a Christmas play entitled La Mujer Gana -- ,i The Woman Wins. And WHAT the woman wins is a cow--as she had hoped--instead of the dress husband Blas CBernard Kennedyj in- sisted on giving her. In the midst of the busy hum of the market place Bias continues on his quest for a dress of allthe colorsofthe sky for his dear Pascuala. CCrash!J Merry Christmas! As Pepin breaks the traditionalMexican pinifta, the Spanish play comes to a smashing finish.